The closest you can get to a WordCamp after party, in handy podcast form.
Hosted by:Ryan Imel, Dre Armeda, Brad Williams
The infamous Otto Wood joined the WP Late Night crew this week to discuss WordPress.org, WordPress plugins, PressNomics, Code Poet, and all sorts of other stuff. If you enjoy WordPress discussion, particularly if you’re a WordPress developer, this is an episode you don’t want to miss.
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On this week’s episode of WP Late Night we discussed the WordPress Community Summit, security issues and WordPress plugins, and the newly launched WP App Store. And you know you want to listen in to find out where that episode title comes from, right?
This episode is sponsored by the Typecase plugin by UpThemes and the upcoming WordPress service Raft.io.
Frederick Townes, creator of the W3 Total Cache plugin and Senior Technical Advisor at Mashable, joined in last night for WP Late Night #8. We followed up on the WPMods and ThemeThrift discussions from last week, went over freelancer prices and books about WordPress, and finished up with a bit of a back and forth over issues facing WordCamp organizers. We were also briefly joined by Tony Perez (who wrote last week’s blog post that had everyone talking) when we discussed WordCamps.
This episode is sponsored by WordPress theme shop CSSIgniter and SeedProd’s Coming Soon Pro plugin.
I’m happy to say Joshua Strebel (of Page.ly and now PressNomics fame) joined the regular WP Late Night crew last night. We discussed the new conference, theme business models, and we torture you with yet another top ten list. Don’t say I didn’t warn you. (We had trouble getting Josh in clearly for the first 5 or 10 minutes, but it gets way better after that.)
This episode is sponsored by ThirstyAffiliates.com, who are now running a 30% off special on the plugin. Also sponsored by MonsterThemes.com, where a membership is currently $22/year. Big thanks to both of them for sponsoring WP Late Night!
This particular show was also recorded in video format. You can watch that on Spreecast. You can also subscribe to this as a podcast on iTunes, or just download the MP3 directly. If you prefer you can also subscribe to the RSS feed itself.
Show notes are just after the jump.
On the latest WP Late Night, Brad and Dre and I discussed WooThemes’ downtime this week, the general speed of WordPress themes, Automattic growing up, and the Page.ly/WP Engine back and forth. It’s also one of the funniest shows we’ve produced, and worth a listen just to discover where that episode title “Gravy train to gold island” comes from.
Start listening below, and check out the show notes after the jump.
This episode is sponsored by ThirstyAffiliates.com, who are now running a 30% off special on the plugin. Also sponsored by MonsterThemes.com, where a membership is currently $22/year .
This particular show was also recorded in video format. You can watch that on Spreecast. You can also subscribe to this as a podcast on iTunes, or just download the MP3 directly. If you prefer you can also subscribe to the RSS feed itself.
I humbly present to you, the fine WPCandy audience, episode #5 of WP Late Night, a weekly podcast all about WordPress with the same level of class you can expect from a WordCamp after party. I can also say, with complete confidence, that this is easily our finest episode to date. You’ve been warned.
This episode is sponsored by MonsterThemes.com (currently for just $22/year) and ThirstyAffiliates.com (running a 30% off special on the plugin right now).
You can listen to the podcast below, and see the show notes just after the jump.
This particular show was also recorded in video format. You can watch that on Spreecast. You can also subscribe to this as a podcast on iTunes, or just download the MP3 directly. If you prefer you can also subscribe to the RSS feed itself.
In the fourth episode of the WP Late Night podcast, Brad and Dre and I discuss, well, a slew of things. Dre and Brad rehash WordCamp San Diego, we discuss WP App Store and Renku, WordPress 3.4 Beta, and ten or twelve other things.
You can listen to the episode below, and see the show notes just after the jump.
This particular show was also recorded in video format. You can watch that on Spreecast. You can also subscribe to this as a podcast on iTunes, or just download the MP3 directly. If you prefer you can also subscribe to the RSS feed itself.
In episode 3 of WP Late Night, the “BruddyPress” edition, Jake Goldman of 10up joins Brad and I as guest host. Dre Armeda was feeling under the weather this week, so we wish him well and a speedy recovery. In this episode we discussed upcoming WordCamps, the BuddyPress codex, version control, complex themes, and — well, at this point you’d be best just listening to the episode. It’s a good one.
Check out the various ways to listen after the jump, or get straight to listenin’ below:
Prepare your earholes for the second-ever episode of WP Late Night, the WordPress podcast from Brad Williams, Dre Armeda, and Ryan Imel (that’s me!). This episode we discussed a number of recent events in the WordPress community, and even tried (kind of) to deduce the identities of the WP Honey Badger and PinkPonyPress.
You can read the episode breakdown and listen to the audio itself just after the jump.
I’m excited to (finally, I know) post the recording of the first episode of WP Late Night, a production that myself, Brad Williams, and Dre Armeda put together. If you missed the live recording—and let’s face it, relatively speaking the world did—you can check it out now, lovingly crafted into a variety of media formats.
The video (yup, we recorded video for this podcast) is embedded at the top of this post’s page. Alternatively, you can listen to the audio only just after the jump. I’ll have an iTunes subscription available soon.
